Topics of Crypto World

This article primarily explores the advantages and disadvantages of Telegram, Discord, and the recently emerging Progressive Web Applications, as well as their potential for capturing traffic.

This article analyzes the current data status of the TG bot, provides comments on the recent developments of new and old projects, and predicts future developments based on the analysis.

This article comprehensively discusses the security issues related to the Hook mechanism in Uniswap V4.

This article focuses on how to "buy assets at a price lower than their intrinsic value".

This article examines some of the relationships and use cases between Wasm and blockchain: smart contracts, cross-chain interactions, off-chain computation, and data privacy.

This article primarily introduces programmable encryption technologies such as MPC, FHE, IO, in addition to the history of ZK.

This paper analyzes the operating mechanisms of the three Bitcoin IDO platforms and uses case studies to explain the risks.

This article analyzes why discounts should be given to these endorsements and whether we should eliminate the discount on witness data by means of a soft fork.

This article introduces Facet Swap, an on-chain inscription trading platform, and brings the inscriptions that have been minted so far as reference.

This article explains the technical details of the Ordinals protocol and the evolution of BTC address details.

This article introduces and compares the development history of asset issuance agreements.

This article introduces the Bitcoin ecosystem from the IDO platform to cross-chains, stablecoins, loans, BRC20, etc.

This article discusses in depth the implementation method of ETHS, facets, and the influence and relationship between facets and smart contracts, and also discusses them in comparison with Rollup.

This article describes some of the underlying thinking of inscriptions, from the underlying logic of inscriptions to the impact on the public chain and future prospects.

This article delves into the numbering, inscription, and indexing functionalities of the Ordinals protocol.